In addition to microscopes, the Foundation’s collection also includes other historical accessories that can be used in combination with the microscope, such as cameras, illuminators, objectives, drawing prisms, microscopical slides, and microtomes. We have chosen to categorise these accessories as a separate group.
The descriptions of the various accessories are regularly added to as more information about them becomes available.
No results have been found.
Box with microscopical slides
ONBEKEND/UNKNOWN
1750-1800
Microscope slides cabinet
UNKNOWN
1750-1800
Bull’s eye condenser
ONBEKEND/UNKNOWN
1840-1890
Box with microscopical preparations
NBS
1850-1960
Hand microtome with razor blade
UNKNOWN
1850-1900
Eleven boxes with microscopical slides
ONBEKEND/UNKNOWN
1860-1900
Box with eyepieces, objectives and a condenser
BAKER
1860-1890
Stem oil lamp
ONBEKEND/UNKNOWN
1870-1920
Microtome after De Groot
KAGENAAR
1880-1900
Rocking microtome
CAMBRIDGE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS COMPANY
1880-1900
Preparation table
UNKNOWN
1880-1930
Sledge microtome
JUNG
1880-1900
Stem oil lamp
WATSON & SONS
1883-1908
Microtome after Minot
LEITZ
1890-1930
Microtome knives
DIVERS
1900-1960
Drawing prism
ZEISS
1900-1930
Swinging microtome
UNKNOWN
1900-1930
Paraffin oven
UNKNOWN
1900-1920
Methylated spirit burner
UNKNOWN
1900-1920
Richtotular
BUSCH
1900-1930
Polarizer and analyser eye piece
BUSCH
1900-1930
Microtome knives
JUNG
1900-1960
Collection de préparations microscopiques
UNKNOWN
ca. 1900
Two boxes with microscopical slides
UNKNOWN
1900-1960
Stains for microscopical slides
VARIOUS
1900-1970
Prism rotator after Greenough
ZEISS
1900-1920
Additional microscope parts
ZEISS
ca. 1900
Swinging microtome
SARTORIUS
1900-1930
Swinging microtome
SARTORIUS
1900-1930
Drawing prism after Abbe
ZEISS
ca. 1900
Drawing prism after Abbe
ZEISS
ca. 1910
Achromatic objective lens, type F
ZEISS
1910-1920
Swinging microtome
LEITZ
1910-1940
Polarizer and analyser eye piece after Abbe for research with polarized light
ZEISS
ca. 1910
Microtome after Minot
POULENC FRÈRES
1915-1925
Microscope lamp
ZEISS
1920-1935
Box with stains for microscopical slides
UNKNOWN
ca. 1920
Microscope lamp, type ‘Beech’
LEITZ
1930-1950
Microscope lamp, type ‘Beech’
LEITZ
ca. 1935
Four separate eyepieces
LEITZ
1930-1990
Cardioid condenser after Siedentopf
ZEISS
ca. 1935
Drawing prism
SEIBERT
ca. 1935
Lenses and prisms
BLEEKER
ca. 1950
Microscope lamp
REICHERT
1950-1970
Microscope lamp
UNKNOWN
1950-1970
Dark field condenser
BLEEKER
1950-1970
Bright field condenser
BLEEKER
1950-1970
Folding condenser
ZEISS
1950-1970
Astro eyepieces
BLEEKER
1950-1960
Microscope lamp
BLEEKER
1950-1960
Microscope lamp
BLEEKER
ca. 1950
Microscope lamp
BLEEKER
1950-1960
Objective lenses, type A
BLEEKER
1950-1960
Tube
BLEEKER
1950-1960
Microscope lamp
ONBEKEND/UNKNOWN
ca. 1950
Tube of the Bleeker S microscope, opened
BLEEKER
ca. 1950
Micrometer eyepiece
BLEEKER
ca. 1950
Dark field condenser
BLEEKER
1950-1970
Drawing prism
BLEEKER
1955-1965
Microscope camera tube attachments
WILD
1955-1970
Drawing prisms
BLEEKER
1955-1965
Microscope lamp
BLEEKER
ca. 1960
Microscope lamp
BLEEKER
ca. 1960
Microscope lamp
BLEEKER
ca. 1960
Binocular tube for stand R
BLEEKER
1960-1970
Microscope tube with revolver and vertical illuminator
BLEEKER
1960
Microscope lamp
OLYMPUS
1960-1970
Microscope tube with revolver and vertical illuminator
BLEEKER
1960
Drawing prism
MEOPTA
1960-1980
Transformer for a microscope lamp
ZEISS
1960-1980
Microscope lamp
CAMBRIDGE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS COMPANY
ca. 1960
Screw micrometer eyepiece
BLEEKER
1960-1962
Microscope camera, type Werra
ZEISS
1960-1965
Screw micrometer eyepiece
BAUSCH & LOMB
1960-1965
Cell counter
CLAY ADAMS COMPANY
1960-1980
Microscope lamp
LOMO / ZENITH
1970-1990
Microscope lamp
AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY
ca. 1970
35mm microscope camera
NIKON
ca. 1970
Plan apochromat objectives
ZEISS
1975-1990
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